Sustainable waste company in Ealing believes it has the 'perfect' Christmas gift

By Nub News Reporter

21st Nov 2024 3:25 pm | Local Features

(Updated: 3 Hours, 55 minutes ago)

Large Zero Waste Bag being used for All Plastic Packaging waste stream (credit: Image supplied).
Large Zero Waste Bag being used for All Plastic Packaging waste stream (credit: Image supplied).

With Christmas just around the corner, many of us are looking for ways to make our celebrations more thoughtful — and even more importantly, sustainable.

This holiday season, why not give something that also helps the planet?

If you're looking for a gift for the eco-conscious person in your life, consider the practical and environmentally friendly Zero Waste Bag by TerraCycle®, a company based in Ealing.

As more people become aware of the environmental impact of our waste, the Zero Waste Bag, created by recycling experts TerraCycle, offers a unique solution to an all-too-common problem: waste that can't be recycled through traditional kerbside collection.

This innovative bag allows users to recycle a wide range of hard-to-recycle materials, including crisp packets, snack wrappers, clothing, and even empty medicine blister packs—items that would normally end up in landfill or incinerators.

Starting at just £25, the Zero Waste Bag is an accessible gift that encourages sustainable practices long after the festive season is over.

TerraCycle say: "This gift speaks to the growing desire to reduce waste and the circular economy, offering an easy yet impactful way for recipients to contribute to a more sustainable future.

"Whether your friend is a seasoned eco-warrior or someone just beginning their sustainable journey, the Zero Waste Bag provides a meaningful and tangible solution to everyday waste challenges."

Small Zero Waste being used for Beauty Products and Packaging waste stream (credit: Image supplied).

The price of the bags reflects the cost of processing the accepted materials and turning them into reusable materials that can be incorporated into new products, from park benches to playgrounds.

Some of these items are even donated to councils, helping local communities benefit directly from the recycling effort.

TerraCycle believe this makes the Zero Waste Bag a gift that could also potentially benefit the Ealing community in the future.

In addition to the Zero Waste Bag, there are plenty of other sustainable gift options to consider this holiday season from the company.

For example, TerraCycle also offers a range of recycled products like coasters made from repurposed coffee capsules and soap holders crafted from discarded beauty packaging—both practical, thoughtful, and eco-friendly choices.

TerraCycle add: "So, this Christmas, why not give a gift that not only puts a smile on your loved one's face but also helps to protect the planet?

"The Zero Waste Bag is the perfect present for anyone who's looking to make a positive difference with their waste and contribute to a more sustainable future.

For more information, and to see the full list of items that can be recycled with the Zero Waste Bag, visit www.zerowastebag.co.uk

You can also buy the coasters and soap holders at https://shop.terracycle.com/en-GB/products/recycled-coasters-terracycle and https://shop.terracycle.com/en-GB/products/recycled-soap-holder-terracycle.

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